Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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lflith the facultys help, we map our future. Our office clerks do many things for us which require a great deal ot work on their part. ' I' Their cooperated efforts keep our records, tiles, attendance in order. .X X 1 Office - Seated: Donalda Snyder, Standing: Helen Stone, Velma Cabe, and Hilda Krahn, VI' . . ,wr Ui Business Education Department - William Calder, Don Burnett, Charles Fletcher, Ruth Moore, Lee Hesseltine, Eva , if D Woods, Fred Klingback, Marion Candee, Frances Kwapil, Jeanette Carter, Peggy Nagata, and Virginia Reddie. Students employed in the duties associated with the Business Educa- l ll tion Department are concerned with serving the needs of the school as fl I well as obtaining the useful experience required by a future vocation in w ' M business fields, c W y, yy i f' - P 1 'i , M il i3 ivlx fl Fil

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4 1 if f .lf 'pl ,J ,, Q, - ' i I , ' -f I ' A, fr! 4' 'ijt V I , ' i ,gf i V ' fi .- t r ,lf 1 -i, ,,., rl ., 1 ,ff 1 ,l ,- ,,, yi ft, i , , . 1 N. Uv i L' -f ,ffl If l' lu ' yr 0 MV' KJ X -ii :JI f' XIX z. 1, vivv. e pf- 4 V , J f ' ,il i' f- we l -i y V! r 4-fn Language Arts Department - Seated: Jeannette Carter, Virginia Dearborn, Helen Strickland, Frances Erickson, Bernardine Pleis, Elaine Mally. Standing: Robert Carey, Norman Cromarty, Herbert Sears, Gladys Wilson, Leonidas Byers, Pegge-Lee Haggard, Wil- liam Bernnard, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Myers, Herbert Birchman, and Sam Glass. Not pictured: Dorothy Grube, X .fi ' D ' A 1 fo ff.-Lf 1. -nfs. .1-Zffpn if 'I - , H f , 5 ff. fir rl if f 'K 1 is L .L , .fi an u if The Language Arts Department covers a broad , g, field of reading, speaking, observing, listen- xg 'J K, 1, V K Z J X ing, communication, and writing. It also offers added experience in creative writing, iournalism, speech, drama, and special phases of reading and literature. ln the Foreign Language Department, the stu- dent is afforded the opportunity of learning a foreign language as well as an understand- ing of the cultures, and spiritual and emo- tional lives of other peoples. 13332455 Foreign Language Department - Seated: Dorothy Quigley, Beulah Russell. Standing: John Cavers, Torbiorn Skeie.

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Science Department - Mary Ames, Lester Blessing, Robert Henning, Harry Glaser, Harold Dahl, Irma Rodenhouse, Glen Walker, and Earl Danner. The Science Department, through its courses in biology, botany, chemistry, and physics, attempts to Art Education encourages creative growth by give the students a basic knowledge ot the physical emphasizing exploration into the many tacets elements of our world. ot art. In order to allow tor this, the art classes are arranged as workshops. The Music Department gives the opportunity for selt expression through music. Each par- .lcipating member learns the value ot co- operation. The Music Department also otters entertainment for the school and community. Art Department - Tom Jones and Grace Henning. Musicbepartment-HarrietCharlton and Perry barth